Report: U.S. Travel Sector to Lose 4.6 Million Jobs by the End of April
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Coronavirus will cost the U.S. travel sector 4.6 million jobs by the end of April, according to an updated analysis released...
STR: U.S. Hotel Occupancy Dropped to 53 Percent During Second Week of March
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Hotel Leaders Seek Urgent Industry Assistance from White House
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Hotel Adds Virus-Killing Robots to its Cleaning Protocol
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U.S. Travel: Economy to Take $809 Billion Hit As a Result of Coronavirus
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